Climate ceilings

Climate ceilings are innovative ceiling systems used for heating and cooling regulation in buildings. They operate through pipes integrated into the ceiling that distribute heat or cooling evenly throughout the room, depending on the need. 

This provides a comfortable indoor climate with maximum energy efficiency and very low operating costs – ideal for allergy sufferers and smart savers.

Especially in combination with sustainable energy sources such as heat pumps, you can build or renovate your property to be “2045-ready” today.

Wall heating systems

Wall heating systems are an energy-efficient and space-saving alternative to conventional heating systems, especially when no ceiling surfaces are available. 

When large wall surfaces are available, system temperatures can be lowered—though not as much as with climate ceilings—allowing for corresponding energy-saving potential to be utilized. 

However, as with underfloor heating, wall heating systems also require certain limitations in furnishing if counterproductive effects are to be avoided. 

Baseboard heating systems

Baseboard heating systems are space-saving solutions discreetly integrated into the skirting boards of rooms. With minimal material requirements, they generate a pleasant radiant heat throughout the space. When ceilings or walls cannot be used as heating surfaces (for example, in listed buildings), baseboard heating systems offer an excellent alternative.

In addition, they can help dry or keep walls dry, which protects against musty odors and mold growth while significantly improving the indoor climate.​